Comments on: Women in Business: 7 Ways to Improve Your Communication http://www.getinfrontblogging.com/communication/women-in-business-7-ways-to-improve-your-communication/ Building The Buzz that Builds Your Business Thu, 09 Sep 2010 13:17:30 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: susanryoung http://www.getinfrontblogging.com/communication/women-in-business-7-ways-to-improve-your-communication/comment-page-1/#comment-2779 susanryoung Fri, 05 Mar 2010 15:22:05 +0000 http://www.getinfrontblogging.com/?p=907#comment-2779 I appreciate the time and thought you put into your comment but beyond that I am pleased to educate and inspire you. Awareness of how we speak, move and behave (our habits) is the key to improving and learning. Self-reflection is a great way to begin. Good luck, and thank you for reading! Susan I appreciate the time and thought you put into your comment but beyond that I am pleased to educate and inspire you. Awareness of how we speak, move and behave (our habits) is the key to improving and learning. Self-reflection is a great way to begin.
Good luck, and thank you for reading!
Susan

]]> By: Rachel Kellar http://www.getinfrontblogging.com/communication/women-in-business-7-ways-to-improve-your-communication/comment-page-1/#comment-2778 Rachel Kellar Fri, 05 Mar 2010 14:21:15 +0000 http://www.getinfrontblogging.com/?p=907#comment-2778 Thanks for the great post! Today I'm going to listen to my conversations and see if #1 is something I need to work on. I know I am confident, but maybe that's also because I'm passionate. “I feel” and “I wish” are phrases of passion not productivity! My dad taught me #2 , #6 and #7 at a young age and I truly appreciate his subtle but suiting business advice. Thank you for mentioning #3 and #4 - I know plenty of women who do that and it's frustrating when one woman in the work place does because then the men in the workplace think all the women will act that way. I'll also start working on #5. I'm a repeat offender on that one. I just assume, well it IS a team effort, I wouldn't have my job if the electrician didn't turn on the lights and my assistant didn't type that order (even if it was incorrect and had to be revised 3 times before the client got it).... I'm honestly afraid of coming across as selfish. When actually I don't think I'm selfish - I am confident and proud of myself. Great Friday read for a weekend of self-reflection! Thanks for the great post! Today I’m going to listen to my conversations and see if #1 is something I need to work on. I know I am confident, but maybe that’s also because I’m passionate. “I feel” and “I wish” are phrases of passion not productivity!
My dad taught me #2 , #6 and #7 at a young age and I truly appreciate his subtle but suiting business advice. Thank you for mentioning #3 and #4 – I know plenty of women who do that and it’s frustrating when one woman in the work place does because then the men in the workplace think all the women will act that way.
I’ll also start working on #5. I’m a repeat offender on that one. I just assume, well it IS a team effort, I wouldn’t have my job if the electrician didn’t turn on the lights and my assistant didn’t type that order (even if it was incorrect and had to be revised 3 times before the client got it)…. I’m honestly afraid of coming across as selfish. When actually I don’t think I’m selfish – I am confident and proud of myself.

Great Friday read for a weekend of self-reflection!

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